Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison

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That night, Meryl stayed late in the music classroom to practice her cello,

With the internal selection competition drawing close and her bet with Christine, she couldn't afford to slack off.

Since Christine could become the principal cellist of the orchestra, it proves that she still has some real skills.

Though Harvey often gave Meryl private lessons, no one else in the orchestra knew just how far her skills had progressed.

The classroom was deserted at this hour, and the quiet surroundings allowed Meryl to focus completely.

She poured herself into her practice, oblivious to the fact that someone outside had just passed by.

As the principal cellist, Christine could tell that the person's skill was quite profound. Several of the vibratos were deeply moving and perfectly executed.

Her pace slowed instinctively.

As the orchestra's principal, Christine immediately recognized the depth of skill in the performance. The vibrato was rich and evocative, and the emotional nuances were perfectly balanced. Chapter 584 How Is This Possible?

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never known before that there was someone in the orchestra whose cello playing could rival hers and even surpass her in expressing the

closer to the door and peeked inside, When she

"How

playing was never like this

rough back then, and she even missed a few notes occasionally.

is the case, then the

jealousy flashing in her

to herself, "It's different when

why her? It's all because of her money, isn't

it, the more resentful she became. She vowed to expose Meryl's true colors, to humiliate her in front of everyone, and to show the orchestra what kind of

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process, the participants who registered would go

advance.

been giving Meryl some private coaching in his office, and their conversation ran longer than expected. As a result, she

Meryl called a cab to get there. Luckily, the venue wasn't far, just

performances were scheduled for the day. While the rest of the orchestra was well-acquainted with the

a maze of hallways, she finally located her assigned dressing room. Finding nothing unusual inside, she decided to retrace her steps and leave. But as she walked through the hallway, a sudden click echoed

her pace, heading toward the sound, but